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... India Company's steamers direct for Calcutta. Trial by Jury. — On Friday, the fifty-third anni- versary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thei wall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley ?? Hotel, Black- friars, ...
... Parker Fleming John The Rev. Thomas Wilfon Morley R__b-eil .Pearfon Nathaniel * Anthony Butler St. Leger, efquire * Laughtoa en le Morthea Rawfthorne John * Thoma. ?? Brome, cfquire * Giflbum Foreft Richardfon Philip ** Sir Thomas Gafcoigne, baronet * 1 Barwick ...
... accompanied by the Lord May r and the civic authorities, where their Majesties were entertained by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, thea the governor of that asylum. Ou tbe 19th October that year, Queen Adelaide paid her memorable visit to tb* ancient ...
... in Walmoate — At the Guildhall, ha this city, an Monday last, Jain Speight and Jane Rice, were charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop a ill.*, near Footbridge, on the previous Thursday evening, ol £SSB. w bich, with the exception af a ...
... Handfworth Fowler Thomas â ) sit Jobn Rantfden, bart. «â f Byram cum Poole, Sutton, ft Brother- \ 5 ton Fowler Thomas , Jofeph Hooper, efquire ¦ ¦ Burton Salmon Fowler Thomas â Humphrey Ofbaldeftoo. efquire Gateiorth Fowler Thomas ⢠Lord Palmerfton's ...
... Isaac L. Goldsmid, Esq. Thomas Barrow, Esq. Matthew Isacke, Esq. Jonathan Birch, Esq. John Latham. M. D. Thomas Blair, Esq. John Neave, Esq. Sir Charles Cockerell, Bt. William Phillimore, Esq. M. P. Fred* John Pigou, Esq. Thomas Coles, Esq. John Poynder ...
... John Home Took c, and John Thelwall ; and it has been ascertained that in the celebrated year 1745, these worthies, with Thomas Hardy, the shoemaker, were in tbe habit of smoking their in the parlour of this house, aud concocting divers Ecal schemes : from ...
... remanded back to prison, until conveyed to soo.e lunatic asylum —Jvhn Southerne. for a breach of J.he peace : discharged.- Thomas Hardy, (sgsd 35.) Toe disturbing ihe dissenting congregation of the Bey. Samuel Lane, at Hull : was discharged, having en- tered ...
... Robert, Swinfleet Whitaker John, Garfortb Wild Thomas, Feowiek Walker Thomas, Gomerfall Weddall Thomas, Stlby Wilfon Peter, Mcthlcy Whitaker John the youi.ger, Woodhoufe Walker George Kellingbcck Wade Thomas, Garfortb Woollin John.Tliornhill Whincup Thompfon ...
... ami John J*^ f„r f.,urte,,i year. John Wilson, (Thomas ll ..Howay, Jtunes Henntntr, being a seer.,,,l time of trons- pmutitm) William Rints, .lohn Mir s, Mat- thew Wett, Joseph St.rev, Thomas Karr, W. Hardy, and J,.b„ K. nwn, to be ?? tt unspotted for seven ...
... Lambeth. Contusion of the back. Thomas Wheeler, aged 3o, of Mills-buildings, Knights- bridge. newspaper reporter. Contusion of ihe face. Since discharge.! at his own request. Ann V\ heeler, aged 31, wife of the above named Thomas Wheeler. Fracture of the fore ...
... — John Hardy, jun. Efq, to he Lieutenant-Colonel-Coqimandant. Nathan jowe.it, Eiq; to be Major. Samuel Hailftoqe, Chriftopher Dawfon, Thomas Mafon, Jofeph Clayton, Jofeph Hollings, Efquires, to be Captains. -i \ Thomas Hollinj-f., Charles Hardy, Jofliua ...